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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Macfarlane and Miss
Alvina Widemaun, leave for the coast In the
steamer OF the 18th. They will be absent
for about i've weeks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

Mr.. T. Evans, formerly Deputy Seriff of
Makawao, Maui, has assumed the duties of
Deputy Sheriff of Lahaina.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

The GAZETTE is indebted to the courtesy of
Capt. Drew, of the brig Claus Spreckels, for a
late San Francisco paper. The brig made a
fine run down in II days to this port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

His Honor Justice Bickerton, and the
Attorney General with the officers of the
Court, returned from Kauai on Sunday morn
ing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

Several people report shocks of earth
quake rs being felt in the city between P.
m. and II p. m. ot 81 day nisat, Feb. 9th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

Messrs. Cecil Brown, Frank Brown, and Il.
j. Nolte, have resigned their positions on
the committee of directors Of Kapiolani
Park
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

thousands die annually from some form
OF kidney disease that might have been pre-
vented by timely use of Hop Bitters. Read
advertisement
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

The GAZETTE is indebted to Capt Penhal-
law, of the bark Hope, for full files of Puget
Sound papers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

Steam fire engines No. and No. 2 have been
undergoing repairs during the past week. A
boiler tube burst in No. when it was taken
to the fire on board the schooner Waioli.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

A horse belonging to Mr.. F. NJ. SWanzy ran
away with his buggy on Sunday morning.
Fortunately, beyond bruise on the leg, Mr..
Swanzy was unhurt, and the buggy wac only
slightly damaged.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

The Bulletin celebrated its sixth birthday,
February LIST. Ithas been meritoriously con-
Quoted BY Mr.. Walter Hill, who is to be con-
graduated upon the success which has met
bis efforts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

A by Authority notice from the Cham
berlain, announces that the Court will re-
main in full mourning till a fortnight after
the funeral of the late Princess Likelike.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

C. Z. Miller, who absented himself from
Honolulu in the latter part of last year, ad-
yertises for his creditors to send their
amounts to him in San Francisco. The
GAZETTE has received letter from him in
which he says he desires, in time, to pay on
all his indebtedness.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

TUBGDAT, Feb. !.
Stnr Surprise, Weisbath. for Paia
Stmr r Bishop. Cheney, for Kauai etc
Strnr WSialeSle, Weir, for HamaKus Hawaii
Sehr Wsioli. for kusu
Schr Rob Roy. for Eoolau
Schr Nettie Merrill, Crane, for Lahains
Schr HRlesksls. for Pepeekeo
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. q
Stnr Mikshsla. Hail. for Kauai
Schr Canute. for Eilo and Hamskua
Schr MARY, for Hamskus
Schr Ehuksi, for Waislus
THURSDAY, Feb.s.
Stmr WaimAnalo. Underwood. for Koolsu
Sehr Josephine, for Eva
Schr Heeis, for Koolau
Stmr Eva, Hughes, for Eva
Sehr ksulilua, for Koolsu
FRIDAY. Febl.
Stmr A Cummins, Nelson, for wSinantlo
Schr CatsrinG, for Wsisnae
Schr Heeis. for Koolsu
Sehr Sarah & Eliza. for Koolau
SATURDAY, Feb. s.
Stnr Jas Makee Campbell. for Kauai
Scnr 4sry Foster. for Kauai
Schr kaWsilani, for En~iau
Schr Nile Morris. To- wa
Schr Sarah & Elizs. for koolau
MONDAY, Feb. =
Ship Mercury. Parma, for HongkonE
Stmr Likelike, Davis, for Maui
St,nr kinau, LOreDzen. for Hawaii and Maui
etmr Surprise, Weisbath, for Psis
Stmr Mokolii, McGregor. for Molokai and Maui
Stnr J A Cummins. Nelson. for Koolau
Sfnr Waimanalo, Underwood, for Waianse
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

4 young native lad fell off the wharf at
the Fish Market and was rescued from
drowning by Mr.. John Hiram jumping in
and seizing the lad as he was sinking for the
last time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

on account Of sickness, or alleged sickntss;a ~
reported sick.
JOHN II. BROWN,
Agent Board OF Health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

A miscellaneous entertainment consisting
of Magic lantern views will be given Thurs
day evening, in the Sunday school room
of ST. Andrews Cathedral. Admission %
cents-Sunday school children free.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
Vessels in Port.

Bktne John Smith. Kustel
Blk SarSnac. Shaw
Brig Star OF Devon. Holland
Bktne Planter, Perriman
Bktne Discovery. Lee
Bk Z y NhitmOre, Thompson
Bktne Kate Fliekinger, Young
Blk SOnoma. HOEes
Bk Droitinc Sophia, Stevenson
Bk Zoila- Mckay
Bk Lady Lampson. Marston
Bgtne Claus SpreckSls. Drew
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
FURNISHED ROOMS.

Neat and costly Furnished Rooms can be had
by an early application at no. 4 GARDEN
LANE. 1872
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

Mechanics Engine Co. No. . held their
monthly meeting at the Bell Tower. MI
Henry Smith presented the Treasurers re-
port for the year. Following is summary
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

Considerable excitement was manifested
on the arrival of the steamer w. G. Hall, on
Friday, and there was some disappointment
among would-be tourists when they heard
that the lava flow had ceased. The people
of Kau are however quite satisfed-they
have had enough of earthquakes and "sich.n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

The Y. N. c. A. Boys held their regular
monthly meeting in tie Parlor of the 7. NJ.
c. A. building Oh Thursday afternoon, Feb
ruary Sd. talk on Child life in China"
was given by Mrs. Arthur Smith. The
speaker described baby life ~among the
Celestials, gave 3 sketch of Chinese schools,
Of the quiet play time and somewhat OF the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

Mr.. Dare, e1-Attorney General, saws he
does not intend to return to the Coast. HIS
shiugle is 10 remain fixture in the Spreckels'
block, where be will be happy to attend to
the interests of his numerous clients. Mrs.
Dare will shortly return from San Francisco
whittier she has gone TO place her children at
school. The GAZETTE Item of last week was
an error
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

copy of Mr.. Frank Godfrey's Proceed
ings of the Hawaiian Legislature, Session of
1857 has been laid on our table. The re-
ports In the GAZETTE have appeared in book
form, with an excellent index, and will be
found of great service 10 all who desire to
follow up the political workings of the last
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

Road Supervisor Al4pai has knocked of
work on Liliha street, and has devoted his
energies 70 the Palams road. The result is
that the work done on LiIiha street is wasted
and that, ike the demoniac, the last state
of that road is worse than the first. Since
writing the above the Road Supervisor has
resumed operations on Liliha Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08


fallen during the month of January 1857,
than fell during the first quarter of 1886.
Flaneur went to see the lava fow and has
not yet returned. 1t is to be presumed his
small stores hare not yet given out. AS long
as they last there is very little hope of see
ing him. He will probably return this week.
The taro lands of the Reformatory school
are to be sold next month. The boys have
up to the present time done something to-
wards supporting themselves. For the fu-
ture they will be direct charge upon the
State.
The Government Offices were closed on
Thursday the Sd, in consequence of the death
of Her Royal Highness the late Princess
Likelike. Most of the schools in the city
showed like mark of respect to the mem
DRY of the deceased lady.
On Sunday morning at half-past IL o'clock
the Bishop of Honolulu held services in the
Throne Room of Iolani Palace, where the re-
mains of the dead Princess lay in State.
The King and Queen and members of the
Royal Family and Cabinet Ministers were
present.
Considerable damage was done on the
Koolau side of this island by the late rains.
At P1nsluu, where Messrs. Chulan's rice
plantation is situated, several of the fields
were washed away, and q number of domes-
tic animals, including two horses, were
drowned.
G. Z. Miller, who absented himself from
Honolulu in the latter part of last year, ad-
yertises for his creditors to send their
amounts TO him in San Francisco. The
GAZETTE has received a letter from him in
which he says he desires, IN time, to pay OF
all his indebtedness.
Considerable excitement was manifested
on the arrival of the steamer w. G. Hall, on
Friday, and there was some disappointment
among would-be tourists when they heard
that the lava flow had ceased. The people
of Kau are however quite satisfied-they
have had enough of earthquakes and "sich."
A copy of Mr.. Frank Godfrey's Proceed
ings of the Hawaiian Legislature, Session of
1886" has been laid on our table. The re-
ports IN the GAZETTE have appeared IN book
form, with an excellent index, and will be
found of great service 10 all who desire to
follow up the political workings of the last
session.
Road Supervisor Al4pai has knocked of
work on Llliha street, and has devoted his
energies 10 the Palams road. The result is
that the work done on Liliha street is wasted
and that, ike the demoniac, the last state
of that road is worse than the first Since
writing the above the Road Supervisor has
operations on Llihs Street.
Mr.. Dare, ex-AttorneY General, saws he
does not intend to return to the Coast. HIS
shiugle is 10 remain fixture in the Spreckels'
block, where be will be happy to attend TO
the interests of his numerous clients, Mrs.
Dare will shortly return from San Francisco
whittier she has gone TO place her children at
school. The GAZETTE Item of last week WAS
an error
The Y. N. c. A. Boys held their regular
monthly meeting IN tie Parlor of the Y. N.
c. A. building Oh Thursday afternoon, Feb
ruary Sd. 4 talk on Child life in China
was given by Mrs Arthur Smith. The
speaker described baby life ~amone the
Celestials, gave sketch of Chinese schools,
Of the quiet play tine and somewhat of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
Sailed.

Bgtne Claus spreckels, Drew, from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
CHANGES IN THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT

THE ENTIRE WORK REoRGANIzED BY MR.. BAYLEs-
WHAT HE HOPES TO ACCOMPLISH.
President Bsyes OF the Health Board. wrote OUT tne
following resolutions few days ago and yesterday COM
missioner Bryant and Health officer Smith voted WIKI
him to pass them:
R,solped That Dr. Dep. be and hereby relieved
Resored That IN r. Tracy be anc Is nsreoy u an.
erred from OF Chief Sanitary Inspector 70 ihat
OF Register OF Rerors and that his salary DO increases" IRON
that tho position charge Of
the Pol he and hereby abolished And thst nsoe
willard Buard be tI.nsterre to the pos:n Of Uhst san
Vital the Sanitary Police report 10 Chet
SANITARY Inspector Billiard.
Department he and hereby ansetred
10 the Contag Diseases and that on ha date
thsv rapport tn Or J. b. TAYLOR Chief inspector OF that
dyisioa, Instructions
Resolpsd Chief Inspector OF tho Division oil Con
Diseases be aud hereby directed to report 70 TINS
Reard At for The
medical INSPECTORS Ia the perform
ancs duties whereby systematic md persistent war
be waved all ferns OF pfovenass and contagious
disease 10 this CITY,
Resoired That rom September TO- 1897 per-
engaged the business Of collecting transporting or
shall retain wharf IN this CITY boat
LOAF OF fot Ion than twenty-fuur hours
The Board also adopted plan for grading the salaries
OF the sanitary inspectors thar inspector viii re-
ceve 81 200 81 500. 81 800 $1,000 year accord
ING he served less tdan three years between ureo
and five years between vt eight eigat
years with credit TO himself. The plan win not take
effect until January l. 1888. Mr. Bayles SAIL thar tho
resolutions rrorganiIs part OF the sanitary bureau
made by recent friction IN inc 10
partne by the desire greater force OF men
In con diseases the city Dr. John
Magic the Dsputy Register or Vital STATISTICS Will not
be disturbed In mis- present position. but Or tracy
ported 10 work reforms in the system NJ pooK
keeping and to gel more valuable Information cut OF me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
THE MAYOR AND TIE ELEVATED ROADS

lie GETS AN oPI<ION FROM THE CORPORATION
COUNSEL an THEIR VIOLATIONS or LAW
Mayor Hewitt time age decided TO look ints tho
law affecting railroads aud what action
was necessary protect the city In M righs lie asked
counsel nish him with the Law
the subject Tho Mayor said yesterday that he did not
do this with view OF taking action Immediately against
tho Manhattan galway Company. but because he
wanted AcQuAnt himself WITH the law tue subject
One rapid transit commission lad aIpoi tod by
him. nd this com mission would formally report bin
and neIhing in this direction could DO done until
the law was amended Tho commissioners could
receive any pay for their work. and they
would have pay all their
pensea Tho information obtained by the Mayor
will 10 used la his annual message to tho Aidernen Ia
January. tie viii! make such cndatlons .
necessary TO remedy defects aud provide for extern
sion or tue rapid transit system
Mr.. Hewitt received fro tue corporation Counsel yes
terday answer 10 bis inquiry Mr UBren holds that
tue stations on tho \ .pth-avs. elevated road. nj
Fourecnt TwenyIhird. Thirteth. Thirh fourth aud
Ffieh and the stations and sIairwSys on both sides
OF Greenwich-sL. christopher. Houston Desbrosses
trahkiin. Warren, Barclay. Cortandt aud Rector
unauthorized being beyond the rghts conferred by
the charter sew YORK. Elevated hallway onpany
He nolds also that the MssspoltaI Elevated Railway
Company nad right 10 construct starways
the east side of sixtsave. Al Eighth. Four
teenth Eighteenth. Twentytaird. Twenty eighth
and Forty second sta Tns companies in each
case should have purchased real estate for
the elevated structures u has been In plain VIOLA.
ton Of Many the stations constructed OF
wood, and are therefore. inramuaDle Ibis IA plain
violation OF the building law Many of these structures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
PAY OLE NAVAL OFFICERS.

WASHINGTON, sept. 7. Second Controller Butler mas
gwen an opinion IN the case OF Captain Farquhsr,
u g. ~ which settles Interesting question in regard
pay officers while serving on courisnartia by an
order dated November 10. Captain Faro thar was APP
poi nted member OF general courtmartal 10 convene
At the Norfolk Navy Yard. November %. 1885. Inc
order stated that such service should continue until
December 81 following unless Otherwise ordered On
November u. 1886 order was ale adlonrhlnz tns
aad drerug Captain Farquhar TO re urn TO Wash
ngton Qursi whether or not captain
Fsrqnhar IL enttcd 70 tho difference betwesn waitlng
order pay aud other duty pay from November " 10
Decslber 81. 1886. amounting 10 S63 20. The secoci
Controller decides that he Is entitled "a shore pay during
period mentioned for the that there nothing
To snow that tne did until December 81
lie also takes 10 suggest Ia tho secretary OF the
Navy the slvsaby OF greater caro- IN tho framnx OF
officers oriers 90 rs To AVOID all possible nsuudor tand
OF their mesunz AMI also tho Advantage 1l allowing
lonKsr period for tue eKstence OF cOnrls. ArLAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08

are n con,fierable distance above the street hmu az
Therefore menace to adjoining holdings MT nr.en
suggests thai the Mayor GAIL tho attention Oh 'n' R"0
Com m ssorcrs to this point. . p.uuar
The erection of large signs on the EIevated hai,wS
strucurrs and stairwsys, Mr.. OBrien THINKS
lion of owcr on the pari of the Manhattan company
and causes annoy ancc 10 adjacent proPeJ 80
ers aimee ihry obstruct the Hight and SHUT gu, ne III
The Manhattan Hallway people were indIsp0seu 70 lain
nj any length In reguri the opinion Of Corporsu
Cano.-l OF l,ren MI tho threatened action OF the
No official netIce In tue matter had been received w
them aud that was the principal excuse given TOT ae,
reticencs ce-Presidcnt Galloway sal l: . maven
anything whatever 10 say tho subject We nave no
official knowledge OF the opinion and haven't naa ,
even 10 read what the newspapers say aDoui " w. ~
mean 10 reflect on Mr. o. Bricns AFFINITY hut IL wouu 10
strange n with the nent OF sdvice from all our c1.m
ssland they arc pretty experienced men-the NJ m
haitian had done anything that was not eSa' OF ou'uo
its rixhts" x,ua..,an Pail
Mr. Jenkins one OF the officials OF the Mandauan hai
way News Company when asked about the attack on no
advertising stations. etc. repiied: our oe aihss
speak fsuppose this question is ono which Will ha'o
IN be met and settled"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
IDENTIFYING 1HE NEW COMET.

wAsHSGTUS. sept tSpceiab. Considerable Interest
attaches hero In astronomical circles ~ tho discovery
by W X Brooks on August IS Of Z" br g,t,sh comet,
subsequently also discovered by Mr. Egbert OF Albany.
the night of August CO. and by tho astronomers Of
tho Naval Observatory In Washington. II Il now
known that this Is tho Oilers comet discovered on
March g. 1918, and last observed by Gauss August
IS of the year Tho time OF tho revolution OF
this comet according to Nlcol and lie sell seventy
four and q &C lon " years. Besseli computed that
would 10 ts perihollon on February 1887,
tho amount OF peiturban.c being computed by him at
s24 . days Professor darkness, Of the Washington
Naval Observatory, said to-day that unusual interest
attaches this comet from the fact thai It. reappear
had been q closely calculated after only few
and comparatively unsatisfactory observations. IT T.
little bescuplc visible to the naked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS
ALL THE BOND PROPOSALS REJEcrr

ALL THE BOND PROPOSALS Rejected
wAsHisGTos. Sept Acting Secretary Thompson to-
day opened nth lot OF proposals for the sale OF 49
per cent bonds the Government under the terms OF
the circular OF August The offers "a follows T. H.
Wood Of Aurora, Ind, 81 600 registered at 81 OS9'
National Bank OF the Republic. Washington. ID. c.
S62 800 registered At 81 0s; Providence Institution
for Savings Providence. l.. S25 100 registered and
100000 coupon at 81 90 James r. kohler Ne-York
CITY $500 900 regi-tsrei at 81 0Ss Maverick Natona
Bank OF Boson 49, egstercd aud 1000 coupon At
81 0sa4; Paul Fenn of NewYork. $4,000 registered
and S75 900 coupon at 81 us.49; W. J. wilso New
York 100000 registered at 81 y; saer stevenson
Phiade phia, $4,000 coupon AT 81 Os9; A. 8 Ro'en
baum Co.. New York $4,000 registered At 81 OS 40;
White. Norris Co. OF York 10000 registered al
ST. OS 40 ~ 1000 coupon at 81 OS7i and 10000 con
pom At sl Os 90 A. 3. Pratt son. Washington. d. 81
81 500 registered AZ 81 Osas Harvey Fisk sons New
York 81 100000 strred nj 81 0s.22; Lewis ohl son
Co.. Wa hingtln, ID. c. $4,000 redstered at II os ~
Mr.. Thompson rejected all the offers lie SAID tnat 10
thought prices asked high The rates WERE
he sail higher than those at which bonds were pur
oh ased last and than no thought could he
paid lilo alone responsible for tho rejection OF the
offers for although Secretary Farchd Ia In the city ne
tool "a Official coguizapce of the proposals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
MRS. PoRDS STORY AogS CONFIRMATION.

The police jersey CITY still actively engaged
In trying solve the mystery In which The disap'
pearsnce OF Mrs. Mary t. lords three children Is
involved 1t has teen ascertaned that Mis- tofd
did not occupy the berth In the pullman car she claims
" have occupied The particular berth she polite
out hers was engaged by telegraph a. titteDhfS'
Pa, Tor party coming IRON ONO. luis iniOrfnaiioh
furnished by the Pullman Car COMPANY ohCisus
Chief Murphy Is In commuc with CAief o. Police
Crowley San Fracisco, Who Is working up The cas-
that end OF the line. Mrs. r. ord said tnat William
i,ates, tie OF the mine la Locust Valley who're
she and her husband kept boarding house or twenty
years, bought her railroad tickts and had her baggage
chez cd She also said that er body In san Francisco
know MIR. Bates and that he had boz In the POSI-
Office. Chlef crvAley cannot find anybody ~ho
knows Mr. Bates and he has not box In tho posi-
Valley.
There Ia Locust Grove In SonOma County ant
a Locust Glen. but there IL post Office at either
hates. Although claiming TO have kept boarding
house for twenty years, Mrs Ford dOcs not kno"
or from whom she purchased her supplies
The masters At the Jersey CITY and New YORK
sides are nearly positive that no such baggage a.
Mrs Fori describes has reached either place. There
wero two pieces which from tho description given
by Mira Ford would attract attention. Thev were two
large home-,nde hampers bound up with wire CHIEF
Murphy and the DETECTIVES are puzzled over the case
Iontdetyter the pullman porter, who Is held on sus
picion Of having kidnapped the Children Will DO OK
Amlned again TO day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
rur crrycTDE OF r. J. RUTH.

A dispatch was received In this CITY yes.o,ua,
ornng announcing the suicide In Baltimore OF kopor'
James Ruth president Of the r. J. ku'n ,,I
Comn.,v whose Office IA at Nh. 69 Wall-st me S III.
o,nb stated that be took laudanum at NO. o4o Nor.
Carey and that be le specific money for
~ t,,nerai expenses. At the once NO 90 " ALL s
Yesterday small boy was in charge ana ne s" I,s
yoshing about tho suicile Little was known a. nIs
fnrmer homo No. 225 West Forty .fourthSI ine ov
n was ssd that he left there severa wechs @so
snr that he was going Hdowo Baltimore way oinco
then nothing had been heard from him. until .ns nv
OF bis death was published He was reucen. n,S
revsrdinr his own affairs and he had nc tn'nis 1
friends In the city far ~ was known ne vac 49,
eomewhat erratic In his movements oncn gons 80
srsh,ss saving ANYTHING whore he was going or whoh
be would return, and remaining for weeks ~ u, ~
returninc as suddenly he went away nc 1Pe IA
been married.. but divorced from MS vic; ne
bad two or three brothers and sister living 10 maS
s.rd ana a niece who was his ward and to whom ne
was much attached. She Is about sixteen years on
ana was for scme time ut school at Eneiewoon ~
Tho people I'm the house were utterly a. ios' " ~
count for his killing himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
COURT CALENDARS.

Thursday. September 8 1871
SUPREME COUkI-CHA NBKRs-Bvfore Wan Brlnt p. j.
Nos IT. 20 49, A. u.s. 78 30 o. 9s lob 100 III, u.s. ia
u.s. u.s. l24 l2T. 1870. i44. las. $50 l5l. 1855 1877.
SUPREME coUhT-0ESkRAL TBRn-Adjourned until Tues
day September L.
srrHkHr CoUsT-sPEcIAL TKRn-PAKr L-Befors Dono.
hus - No dar calendar
SuRRocATK's CouRT-Beiore Rollins SWIM OF julius
KrensseT, 10 m will o! Eliza Seymour 10 m. will
Of Charles A. Meyer 1880 will OF Jose sevilla.
IL
sUPKRIos coUKr-srxcIAL TRRx-Beiors Duxro mo
dsy .fslenasr.
COMMON TERM-Betore Larrs nore c. j.
No day caen ,sr
COURT OF GENERAL sEssioss-Part L. Before Judge
flg and Assistant DisrictA ttorney DavisSOs J. s.
& H. IL. ~ - H. u.s. l6 Peaiinss-i7 Ia 10. 20.
81 20. %. ~. 25 26. 27. %.
COURT or oESEaAL tkssoys-PAar IL Before Recorder
smyth Assistant Attorney FitzgsraldNoa
2,S T. o. o. I, o. o. 10. ii. ~ IS. IA Is. L.